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01-24-2006, 05:58 AM
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Is this questionable behavior by an auctioneer?
Posted By: Chad
If I bought something from Leland's and wanted to flip it, I'd consider contacting him. Since he works with leland's he'd have easy access to the lots I'd won so there'd be no shipping cards around the country and his ebay auctions are well run. This is just to say I think Jon is on the up and up here. Honestly, I have to think more about whether I think there are conflicts of interest here and how I'd feel if one of my consigned lots sold for the minimum bid and then popped up on ebay in the fashion described above. It's a gray area, I think. 
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